Fierce brutes though they be, the closest attachments often spring up between them and their masters, and when a man possesses a good dog or team he is not slow in bragging of it paraphrase the sentence to find the central idea.

This excerpt was taken from the book The Call of the Wild, by Jack London. The story is about a dog that, being stolen from a family and a comfortable life, quickly learns how to become a leader and to fend for himself as a sled dog.

The sentence in the excerpt may be paraphrased in the following manner:

London says that masters and their dogs grow attached to each other, in spite of dogs being just animals, and that masters enjoy talking about how good their dogs are.

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